The rapid use of Internet of Things (IoT) devices has significantly changed the way we communicate with technology and the environment around us. With billions of interconnected devices generating and transferring data; efficient monitoring of user records and activities has become critical. Several researchers have worked on a similar idea, with certain limitations due to real-time user event tracking. This suggested system architecture framework uses advanced data monitoring, gathering and storage in real time to generate user event logs in a dash board via the internet of things. This framework integrates with cutting-edge computing capabilities to handle a massive amount of data, such as files, folders, web and browser applications running on a system via computer process monitoring. The results show that our framework can efficiently provide detailed information about user activities on files, folders, online and desktop application logs on a distant server, hence ensuring compliance, improving security and enhancing overall system efficiency. This study provides a scalable and safe technique for monitoring and managing the complexity of user activities in an interconnected environment by generating user event activities records.

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A Framework for Users Log and Activities Monitoring the IoT Blueprint Era

  • Sarumi Usman Abidemi,
  • Cliford Peter Mlimwa,
  • Olusolade Aribake Fadare,
  • Odunlami EriOluwa,
  • Sinem Alturjman,
  • Fadi Al-Turjman

摘要

The rapid use of Internet of Things (IoT) devices has significantly changed the way we communicate with technology and the environment around us. With billions of interconnected devices generating and transferring data; efficient monitoring of user records and activities has become critical. Several researchers have worked on a similar idea, with certain limitations due to real-time user event tracking. This suggested system architecture framework uses advanced data monitoring, gathering and storage in real time to generate user event logs in a dash board via the internet of things. This framework integrates with cutting-edge computing capabilities to handle a massive amount of data, such as files, folders, web and browser applications running on a system via computer process monitoring. The results show that our framework can efficiently provide detailed information about user activities on files, folders, online and desktop application logs on a distant server, hence ensuring compliance, improving security and enhancing overall system efficiency. This study provides a scalable and safe technique for monitoring and managing the complexity of user activities in an interconnected environment by generating user event activities records.